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editorial

In literature, an article written by or proceeding from an editor; in journalism, often a ‘leading’ article in a newspaper or magazine. The intention is usually to make a personal (or an organizational) comment upon the text that follows, or a response to a current event or issue in the news. Since the editor determines the content of the publication, the editorial is a valuable clue to the philosophy and political views that underpin this.



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I wore my summer suit pretty well through that winter, and the following summer experienced the longest, dryest spell of all, in the period when salaried men are gone on vacation and manuscripts lie in editorial offices until vacation is over.
A RICH Man wanted to tell a certain lie, but the lie was of such monstrous size that it stuck in his throat; so he employed an Editor to write it out and publish it in his paper as an editorial.
SOME White Christians engaged in driving Chinese Heathens out of an American town found a newspaper published in Peking in the Chinese tongue, and compelled one of their victims to translate an editorial.
 
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